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Adams, Clifton: Death's Sweet Song, v1, 13 March 2008.
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Clifton Adams
wrote mainly westerns, but he could also write rousing hardboiled crime novels, too.
This one, Death's Sweet Song, is considered one of his best, and may also be one of the best novels that paperback publisher
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"Joe Hooper owns a fled-bag motel in Oklahoma and is about to go under. Along pulls up Karl Sheldon, with his beautiful young wife Paula. Hooper is desperate for extra cash and Shelden, with sexy Paula's help, wheels him into a payroll robbery. Things go wrong, deadly wrong....It's a story of how things can spiral out of control once you take that step-and you can't go back."
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I love the way these strings of lanterns look as lighting or decoration for a reception. Our reception is going to take place outdoors so I have a feeling this might be a little challenging! I'm hoping that the trees that line either side of the open area that we will use for the dining area will be able to hold the strings of lights easily. Luckily, I have found a GREAT website called Luna Bazaar– they have paper lanterns for super cheap- I found some plain white lanterns they call "No Frills" for as low as $1.25 each! That's the cheapest I've seen so far. Now we've just got to figure out how many we need, and how to light them. Oriental Trading Company has this pack of small lanterns– a dozen 5 inch lanterns for $10! The battery operated lighting for the lanterns seem a little expensive at $4 or $5 a piece- I'm thinking I can definitely find a cheaper way to do that. They've got pre-strung options that have to plug into a wall, I think that would be our only issue- figuring out where to run power from. But either way I think Luna Bazaar was a great find! And I think I'll definitely end up ordering SOMETHING from Oriental Trading as well… like these paper parasols! (which are currently out of stock). My wonderful BFF also went to IKEA this weekend and found some great stuff that we could use for lighting and decoration as well- all of these are GREAT places to find inexpensive but nice things to use for your reception! Anyone else have any good finds to share?
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The Light in the Piazza
Presented by Cape Rep Theatre at Cape Rep Indoor Theater
July 29 - August 23, 2014
Book by Craig Lucas • Music by Adam Guettel
Directed by William Roudebush • Musical Direction by Scott Storr
It is 1953 and Margaret Johnson is touring Tuscany with her beautiful daughter, Clara. Clara's hat, taken in a gust of wind, falls at the feet of handsome young Florentine, Fabrizio. As this fateful, romantic encounter grows into love, Margaret must decide whether revealing the truth will rob her daughter of happiness. This fresh, romantic score is critically acclaimed as one of the most beautiful in musical theater and won seven Tonys in 2005.
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haha it's funny because i am thinking of moving to the west side. i feel like finding a job in the tuner industry is much easier in the west. did you have to do any schooling? licensing? well that's me assuming you're a mechanic.
hey thanks a lot for your insight!
I was considering going to UTI but wrenching on car's is not what I wanted to do. What I do is marketing, PR, advertising and digital media. Depending on what aspect of the industry you want to get into will be dependent on where you should go for training. If you want to wrench on cars, you don't necessarily have to go to school but it probably is the most credible solution if you want to start building your reputation quickly. It is always best to relocate to where the industry is the biggest so I'd highly recommend moving to SoCal. Southern California is car tuning culture and if you were to start working somewhere and work your way up, that may be a more effective solution as it will give you a better opportunity to start building your network. Your reputation will really depend on how you conduct yourself as a person and how you build your cars.
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Fighting domestic terrorism, natural disasters and cyber attacks is a multi-agency effort. The Homeland Security Department's fusion centers foster information sharing among all levels of government and in the private sector. But auditors at the Government Accountability Office find problems with how DHS accounts for funding to the centers. Eileen Larence, director of Homeland Security and Justice Issues at GAO, joined Tom Temin on the Federal Drive with details.
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I have a shiny Kalos Meditite for trade
Looking for a different shiny
Preferably a furfrou
I have a shiny Meditite with Telepathy (it's hidden ability). I'm going to be breeding for the ability and possibly trading the shiny Meditite if given the right incentives.
Currently Trading: Female Meditites w/ HA (Bashful, Mild, Lax, Timid, Bold, Moest Natures), Male Meditites w/ HA (Modest, Hardy, Sassy, Jolly, Naughty Natures)
Straight One-for-One Trades: Vulpix w/ Drought, Ponyta w/ Flame Body, Froslass w/ Cursed Body or Female Snorunt w/ Moody, Shroomish/Breloom w/ HA, Togepi w/ Super Luck
Multiples: Growlithe, Female Snorunt, Shroomish/Breeloom, Seel, Togepi
Feel free to make other offers though, these are just the ones that I really want at the moment.
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I have many 31 IV Meditites with Psycho Cut bred onto them. Send me a message on my trade shop page if you want to trade for this meditite or another pokemon.
Desired Pokemon:
Ok so, this is my want list. However, do not be discouraged if you do not have something on this list. Ask for the trade anyway if you want what I have, and we might be able to work something out
Spoiler:- Long List:
Generally I will be interested in Hidden Abilities, as long as they seem useful in some way. Pokemon with really good IVs, shiny, whatever, we'll work it out. Just let me know what you've got!
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PM me if you want to add, so it can be mutual.
LF Shiny Jolly Meditite with Drain Punch with at least 4 perfect iv's; Offering a Shiny Jolly Riolu with 4 iv's missing spec. atk and spec. def and Egg Moves are Bullet Punch, Crunch and Blaze Kick.
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I'm breeding Jolly Meditites with Drain Punch and Psycho Cut. I've got a BUTT ton of them for trade, as I'm looking for a shiny. PM me with offers. Really I'm just looking to get rid of them, but if anyone has a Foretress with some perfect IVs and Stealth Rock that's willing to trade, I'm your girl.
have a shiny 3IV meditite with egg moves hi-jump kick, thunder punch, ice punch and psycho cut. looking for perfect 5IV pokemon i currently dont have. shoot me an offer or two
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Trading a perfect IV meditite.
Egg moves: Psyco cut
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All I have to offer at the moment is a bulbasaur with giga drain and petal dance
Looking for -Meditite with psycho cut and bullet punch
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just as the title says im looking for the above pokemon for my generational OU team
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Hey does anyone have a adamant/jolly meditite with good ivs? Thanks in advance.
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The new WASS project, a Creek Photo Inventory, has the objective of assisting the City and homeowners in identifying areas where stormwater run-off has damaged the creek bank or tree roots, locate broken sewage pipes, locate private drain pipes, identify and locate downed trees for removal and fix locations of point-source pollution.
This is a new initiative which could become an ongoing service similar to the City's Citizen Patrol only with a focus on protection of the watershed.
Learning Objective:
- Field survey planning
- Team coordination
- Data quality control and organization
- Community awareness and service
- Use of technology to journal field observations.
- Use of web-publishing technology for field surveys
- On-line publishing (blog results)
- Presentation skills.
- Comprehensive survey of all creeks and point-source sites
- City gains better understanding of creek conditions
- Student credit (based on number of approved field photos/observations.)
Here are 2 links to view photos from our project with an adjacent map that identifies the location of the activity.
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WASS is honored to be this year's recipient of Kennesaw State University's GIS (Geographic Information Science) Engagement Award. The award signifies the community partnership between an individual or organization and the GIS program, that results in a mutually beneficial outcome. Specifically, WASS was nominated and awarded the Engagement Award because of its ongoing relationship with the GIS program (at KSU) through the Watershed courses co-sponsored by WASS.
Last year's winner of the GIS Engagement Award was Etowah Valley Historical Society.
GIS Day is held annually, the third Wednesday of November, during Geography Awareness Week. The first GIS day was held in 1999 and in 2005, more than 750 events were held in 74 countries around the world.
WASS is very honored to be this year's recipient. We look forward to many more years of educational activities and real world data collection that occurs in the affiliation with KSU. It has been a rewarding experience for all involved.
The presidential baton has been passed. WASS welcomes Sherry Epstein as our new president and thanks Dick Farmer for his years of dedicated service.
Sherry has been secretary for WASS this past year and brought a very creative and enthusiastic vitality to our board. Her tenure as president looks to be focused on encouraging citizen participation and expanding WASS activities.
Dick has served Sandy Springs citizens and WASS many years through his extensive scientific knowledge and love of teaching. His ability to write grants brought financial resources that allowed WASS to provide onsite water quality testing. His move to Roswell is their gain and our loss but we think we can still "tug at his heart strings." Remember, Dick, we're just across the river!
As we move into this new era, we welcome everyone's involvement in protecting our precious streams, river and watersheds.
WASS' rain collection project provides us with real time data on the rain fall in our watersheds. With increased citizen participation and consistent reporiting over time we hope to have sufficiet data to analyize the impact to our streams. WASS's rain gauges and the particpation of dedicated citizens gives us this necessary data. If you are collecting information for this project, go to http://tinyurl.com/wass-rainfall-data to enter your data. If you have photos or videos of how the rain impacts our streams, share them on the WASS Facebook page. To see results of the rain gauge collection data, go to http://tinyurl.com/Rainfall-data-results
At the August 6, 2014 meeting held by the Sandy Springs City Council to inform the public on proposed Natural Resources City Ordinances, Patti Berkovitz, representing WASS, spoke up endorsing the need for increased stringency of the ordinances and their consistent enforcement. Here is the link to the full article.
Thanks to the KSU students for their very informative presentation on their work in Marsh and Long Island Creeks. This is the 4th consecutive year that the students, in conjunction with WASS, have tested the same sites at the same time of the year. The accumulative results from their efforts can be found at http://watershed2014.wikispaces.com/. In addition to testing the health of the creeks they also did a study of the tree canopy of Sandy Springs. Information on that is forth coming.
WASS looks forward to continuing this rich experience for the students and the citizens of Sandy Springs. As one student said, "This has been the most instructive course I've taken." Certainly the information they obtain provides all of us with crucial independent data on which development and planning decisions can be made.
The Sandy Springs Reporter wrote an article on the presentation. It and a participant photo can be found at: reporternewspapers.net
SERIOUS E COLI CONTAMINATION FOUND IN MARSH CREEK by KSU students in their stream water cleanup and "snapshot of stream" health project sponsored by and organized through Watershed Alliance of Sandy Springs. Please join WASS and the KSU students to learn more about the health of our streams and watersheds on Tuesday, June 26 at 6:00 pm at the North Fulton Annex at 7741 Roswell Road. KSU students will present all their findings of their 2014 project (including this serious contamination).
On May 22, 2014 at a site on Mabry Road, water sample tests showed e coli readings of 36,350 MPN. The high end of the acceptable range for urban streams is 1000 MPN. EPA Standard is 126 MPN for healthy use. WASS immediately contacted Fulton Co and the city of Sandy Springs about this significant health risk and notified nearby residents to stay out of the creek until the source was found and remedied. Fulton Co found a manhole overflow and possible weeds invading the pipe about 2,500 feet upstream from the collection site. It was on an unnamed tributary to the left as you walk up stream. Fulton notified EPD and are using a camera to check inside the buried pipe. Enzymes were dispensed to neutralize the contamination. As a result, when WASS and the KSU students retested the 2 sites on June 12, 2014, the numbers were down to 720 from 36,350 at one site and 655 from 24,420 MPN.
Thanks to all the coordinated, and watchful activities of WASS, KSU, and the Chattahoochee Riverkeeper, the authorities were able to avert a possible serious health problem. New water samples will be collected soon to assure the situation is stable. This is just one example of how WASS, with your help, can protect our precious resources.


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Logos, Pathos and Ethos Columbus ?I finished the sentence for him. ?white supremacist capitalist patriarchy.?? ?Ethos Pg. 197 This phrase provoked anger within people and stirred a sensation within people that brought on a response hook was looking for. Uses the words like we, us and etc. to establish a connection with the reader ? what we acknowledge is that this moment allows us a public space to mourn, an occasion to grieve for what this world was like before the coming of the white man and to recall and reclaim the cultural values of that world.? - pathos pg. 198 When she says ?the coming of the white man? she makes a subtle comparison between Jesus and White man and how society views whiteman ?Ivan Van Sertima and to his ground-breaking book, They Came Before Columbus. Documenting the presence of Africans in this land before Columbus, his work calls us to rethink issues of origin and beginnings.? ? Pathos/ Logos pg. 199 ?When I recall learning about Columbus from grade school on, what stands out is the way we were taught to believe that the will to dominate and conquer folks who are different from ourselves is natural, not culturally specific.? ? Ethos pg. 199 Initially hook uses the word ?whiteness? in a semi harsh way, using it is as a slang word and then compares it to the word ?civilization? ?Pathos pg. 199 ?whatever cruelties were done to the indigenous peoples of this country, the ?Indians,? was necessary to bring the great gift of civilization? ? Ethos pg. 199 ?civilizing nonwhites? pg 199 focuses on the word domination a lot ?As a nation we have made little transformative progress to eradicate sexism and racism precisely because most citizens of the United States believe in their heart of hearts that it is natural for a group or an individual to dominate over others.? ? Ethos pg. 200 Marianna, Cara J. "Outlaw Culture (Book)."�NWSA Journal�7.3 (1995): 140.�Academic Search Premier. EBSCO. Web. 10 Mar. 2010. ?In her collection of essays, bell hooks utilizes a process of cultural analysis to develop a critical consciousness and dialogue that can contest and disrupt the interlocking systems of oppression that constitute our ?culture of dominance?? (Marianna) ?Outlaw Culture? presents a complex critique of the politics of representation, addressing the hegemonic role that representation plays in sustaining ?white supremacist capitalist patriarchy? and assessing it counterhergemonic potential hooks writes in a clear and accessible style?? (Marianna) Firestone, Sharon. "Book reviews: Social sciences."�Library Journal�119.19 (1994): 82.�Academic Search Premier. EBSCO. Web. 10 Mar. 2010. ?hooks essays does not made for comfortable reading-nor is it meant to? (Firestone) Thesis: ?The nation?s collective refusal to acknowledge institutionalized white supremacy is given deep and profound expression in the contemporary zeal to reclaim the myth of Christopher Columbus as patriotic icon? (198). (Darvay) Hooks?s argument is against Columbus?s legacy, that is, ?the CULTURAL CAPITAL that underlies and maintains modern-day white supremacist capitalist patriarchy? (198). Darvay CULTURAL CAPITAL = refers to a certain group of people holding technological, economic, social, and cultural advantage over other groups. (darvay) Where did you first learn about Columbus? Most schools sugar coat the history making it seem as though Columbus was the founding father of our country. She is not arguing with Columbus but that with the image he represents for us. *Domination is natural(key thesis) *the whiteness is = to civilization assumed to be natural (whites civilized the people) DOMINATION, COLONIALISM = NATURAL ?We were taught to believe [in school] that the will to dominate and conquer folks who are different from ourselves is natural, not culturally specific? (199) darvay ?We were taught that the Indians would have conquered and dominated white explorers if they could have but they were simply not strong or smart enough? (199) darvay WHITENESS = CIVILIZATION (refer back to slides for these) Embedded in the Columbus-icon is the idea that ?it was the whiteness of these explorers in the ?New World that gave them greater power. The word ?whiteness? was never used. The key word, the one synonymous with whiteness, was ?civilization.? Hence, we were made to understand at a young age [i.e. ideologically, cf. Barthes?s ?Toys?] that whatever cruelties were done to indigenous peoples in this country, the ?Indians,? was necessary to bring the great gift of civilization? (199). darvay ?Domination, it became clear in our young minds, was central to the project of civilization. And if civilization was good and necessary despite the costs, then that had to mean domination was equally good.? (199) darvay Conclusion ?Despite so much evidence in daily life that suggests otherwise, masses of white Americans continue to believe that black people are genetically inferior?that it is natural for them to be dominated. And even though women have proved to be the equals of men in every way, masses still believe that there can be no sustained social and family order if males do not dominate females, whether by means of benevolent and brutal patriarchies? (200)
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Crossing the Bar (Huss, Henry Holden)
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This past weekend I was lucky enough to go to TULW, the Texas Union Leadership Weekend retreat. I say lucky because there were many applicants, but only 30 were selected.
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This is a discussion on Re: agents with net-snmp 5.4 - SNMP ; Dave, before try to change the /etc/opt/FERMA/agents.cfg, I have a question about debug traces config read : Usually, I use two confs files /etc/opt/FERMA/agents.cfg and = /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf. The debug traces that i send you seem to show that snmpd.conf file ...
before try to change the /etc/opt/FERMA/agents.cfg,
I have a question about debug traces config read :
Usually, I use two confs files /etc/opt/FERMA/agents.cfg and =
The debug traces that i send you seem to show that snmpd.conf file is =
not found because the file is loocked for in /usr/local/etc/snmp and
not in /etc/snmp
You are sur that the problem is not due to that ?
my /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf :
rocommunity public
rwcommunity netman
# Ferma Agent CHECKSYS
proxy -v 1 -c netman localhost:7075 .126.96.36.199.4.1.23184.108.40.206
my /etc/opt/FERMA/agents.cfg file:
com2sec lrw localhost netman
group lrwgp v1 lrw
view rwview included .184.108.40.206
access lrwgp "" any noauth exact rwview rwview none
Dave Shield a =E9crit :
> On 21/05/07, Sandrine MONOTwrote:
>> /usr/local/bin/net-snmp-config --configure-options
>> '--disable-shared' '--disable-debugging' ....
> Yup - that would explain why you weren't getting any debug output!
> [Good catch, Thomas]
>> after build again the agent,
>> I have the following result, when i launch it :
>> /opt/FERMA/sbin/agtcks -c /etc/opt/FERMA/agent.cfg -f -Le -Dread_config
>> -d localhost:7075
> [snip]
>> Reading optional config file: "/etc/opt/FERMA/agent.cfg"
>> read_config: read_config: Reading configuration /etc/opt/FERMA/agent.cfg
>> Reading configuration /etc/opt/FERMA/agent.cfg
>> read_config: read_config: /etc/opt/FERMA/agent.cfg:6 examining: com2sec
>> lrw localhost netman
>> /etc/opt/FERMA/agent.cfg:6 examining: com2sec lrw localhost
>> netman
>> read_config: read_config: /etc/opt/FERMA/agent.cfg:11 examining: group
>> lrwgp v1 lrw
>> /etc/opt/FERMA/agent.cfg:11 examining: group lrwgp v1 lrw
>> read_config: read_config: /etc/opt/FERMA/agent.cfg:23 examining: view
>> rwview included .22.214.171.124
>> /etc/opt/FERMA/agent.cfg:23 examining: view rwview
>> included .126.96.36.199
>> read_config: read_config: /etc/opt/FERMA/agent.cfg:30 examining: access
>> lrwgp "" any noauth exact rwview rwvi
>> ew none
>> /etc/opt/FERMA/agent.cfg:30 examining: access lrwgp ""
>> any noauth exact rwview rwview none
> Now we're getting somewhere.
> You've said on several occasions that you are using a config file
> that starts
> com2sec nro default public
> com2sec nrw default netman
> group nrogp v1 nro
> group nrogp v2c nro
> group nrwgp v1 nrw
> group nrwgp v2c nrw
> [etc, etc, etc]
> However the debug output aboce seems to show that the config file being
> read in actually contains:
> com2sec lrw localhost netman
> group lrwgp v1 lrw
> view rwview included .184.108.40.206
> access lrwgp "" any noauth exact rwview rwview none
> and nothing else (apart perhaps from assorted comments).
> So it's not too surprising that using the community string "public"
> doesn't work.
> Please take a good look at the file /etc/opt/FERMA/agent.cfg
> Dave
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List of unproduced Hitchcock projects
The following is a partial list of unproduced Hitchcock projects, in roughly chronological order. During a career that spanned more than half a century, Alfred Hitchcock directed over fifty films, and worked on a number of others which never made it beyond the pre-production stage.
- 1 Number 13 (1922)
- 2 Greenmantle (1939–1942)
- 3 Escape (1940)
- 4 Unmade Nazi documentary (1945)
- 5 The Bramble Bush (1951–1953)
- 6 Flamingo Feather (1956)
- 7 No Bail for the Judge (1958–1961)
- 8 The Wreck of the Mary Deare (1959)
- 9 The Blind Man (1960)
- 10 Village of Stars (1962)
- 11 Trap for a Solitary Man (1963)
- 12 Mary Rose (1964)
- 13 The Three Hostages (1964)
- 14 Frenzy (a.k.a. Kaleidoscope) (1964–1967)
- 16 The Short Night (1976–1979)
- 17 References
Number 13 (1922)[edit]
This was to be Hitchcock's directorial debut, after working in the art department on twelve films prior, but budgetary problems canceled the production after only a few scenes were shot. Studio records indicate that its title was to be Mrs. Peabody.[citation needed]
Greenmantle (1939–1942)[edit]
Hitchcock very much wanted to direct a follow-up to The 39 Steps, and he felt that Greenmantle by John Buchan was a superior book. He proposed that the film would star Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman, but the rights from the Buchan estate proved too expensive.[1]
Escape (1940)[edit]
Hitchcock desperately wanted to direct Norma Shearer, Robert Taylor, and Conrad Veidt in one of the first World War II dramas, Escape. Hitchcock, a long-time admirer of Shearer's acting, had sought for years to find a suitable project for her. However, Hitchcock was shut out of the project when the novel Escape by Ethel Vance (pen name of Grace Zaring Stone) was purchased by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Hitchcock knew he could never work for the notorious MGM studio head Louis B. Mayer, who selected Mervyn LeRoy to produce the film. Years later, Hitchcock made the statement about the lack of true Hollywood leading ladies with the quote, "Where are the Norma Shearers?"
Unmade Nazi documentary (1945)[edit]
In 1945, Hitchcock was brought in as a supervising director for a documentary film about Nazi crimes and Nazi concentration camps. The film was originally to include segments produced by military film units from the UK, US, France, and the USSR. Cold War developments meant that the USSR segment was withdrawn, and the film remained uncompleted, with some footage kept in the collection of the Imperial War Museum.
However, a reconstruction of the film was aired as Memory of the Camps in 1984-85 in the UK and the US. The US version was shown on the PBS series Frontline on May 7, 1985. In October 2014, a new documentary about the unfinished film, Night Will Fall, premiered at the BFI London Film Festival.[2]
The Bramble Bush (1951–1953)[edit]
The Bramble Bush would have been an adaptation of a 1948 novel by David Duncan about a disaffected Communist agitator, who on the run from the police, is forced to adopt the identity of a murder suspect. The story would be adapted to take place in Mexico and San Francisco.
The project, originally to come after I Confess (1953) as a Transatlantic Pictures production to be released by Warner Brothers, had a high budget which made it a difficult project.[3] Hitchcock did not feel that any of the scripts lifted the movie beyond an ordinary chase story, and Warner Brothers allowed him to kill the project and move on to Dial M for Murder (1954).
The theme of the hero assuming a dangerous new identity would become the kernel of the script for North by Northwest (1959). Michelangelo Antonioni's film The Passenger (1975) tells a similar story, but is not based on Duncan's book.[1] The 1960 film The Bramble Bush, starring Richard Burton and Barbara Rush, and released by Warner Brothers, was based on a Charles Mergendahl novel, and had no relation to Duncan's book.
Flamingo Feather (1956)[edit]
This was to be a big-budget adaptation of Laurens van der Post's novel of political intrigue in Southern Africa. James Stewart was expected to take the lead role of an adventurer who discovers a concentration camp for Communist agents; Hitchcock wanted Grace Kelly to play the love interest.
After a disappointing research trip to South Africa where he concluded that he would have difficulty filming, especially on a budget – and with confusion of the story's politics and the seeming impossibility of casting Kelly, Hitchcock deferred the project and instead cast Stewart in The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956). Hitchcock travelled to Livingstone at The Victoria Falls and was a guest of Harry Sossen one of the prominent inhabitants of this pioneer town. Hitchcock and Sossen were photographed together at the newly opened Livingstone Airport and the event was recorded in the local papers. Sossen was also in communication with Laurens van der Post who gave him a signed copy of the book Flamingo Feather during a visit to the Falls (staying at the Victoria Falls Hotel). Sossen's daughter Marion is in possession of the book today and a number of letters between her father and van der Post.[4]
No Bail for the Judge (1958–1961)[edit]
No Bail for the Judge[5] was to be an adaptation of a thriller novel by Henry Cecil about a London barrister who, with the assistance of a gentleman thief, has to defend her father, a High Court judge, when he is accused of murdering a prostitute. In a change of pace from his usual blonde actresses, Audrey Hepburn would have played the barrister, with Laurence Harvey as the thief, and John Williams as the Hepburn character's father. Some sources, including Writing with Hitchcock author Steven DeRosa[6] say that Hitchcock's interest in the novel started in the summer of 1954 while filming To Catch a Thief, and that Hitchcock hoped to have John Michael Hayes write the screenplay. Hepburn was an admirer of Hitchcock's work and had long wanted to appear in one of his films.
Samuel A. Taylor, scenarist for Vertigo and Topaz, wrote the screenplay after Ernest Lehman rejected it. The Taylor screenplay included a scene, not in the original novel, where the heroine disguises herself as a prostitute and has to fend off a rapist. Hepburn left the film, partly because of the near-rape scene, but primarily due to a pregnancy. (Hepburn suffered a miscarriage during the filming of the 1960 film The Unforgiven then gave birth to son Sean Ferrer in July 1960.) Laurence Harvey still ended up working with Hitchcock in 1959, however, on an episode that Hitchcock directed of Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
Without Hepburn, the project didn't have the same appeal for Hitchcock. Changes in British law concerning prostitution and entrapment – changes which took place after the novel was published – made some aspects of the screenplay implausible. Hitchcock told Paramount Pictures it was better to write off $200,000 already spent on the film's development than to spend another $3 million for a film he no longer cared for. In the fall of 1959, a Paramount publicity brochure titled "Success in the Sixties!" had touted No Bail for the Judge as an upcoming feature film starring Hepburn, to be filmed in Technicolor and VistaVision.
The Wreck of the Mary Deare (1959)[edit]
The Hammond Innes novel was optioned by MGM with the intention of having Hitchcock direct and Gary Cooper star. Hitchcock had long wanted to work with Cooper, but after developing the script with Ernest Lehman for several weeks, they concluded that it couldn't be done without turning the movie into "a boring courtroom drama".
Hitchcock and Lehman made an appearance before MGM executives telling the story of North by Northwest, and said that MGM would get two films out of Hitchcock under his contract with MGM. However, eventually Hitchcock abandoned the idea of Mary Deare and went ahead with North by Northwest instead.[7]
The Blind Man (1960)[edit]
Following Psycho, Hitchcock re-united with Ernest Lehman for an original screenplay idea: A blind pianist, Jimmy Shearing (a role for James Stewart), regains his sight after receiving the eyes of a dead man. Watching a Wild West show at Disneyland with his family, Shearing would have visions of being shot and would come to realize that the dead man was in fact murdered and the image of the murderer is still imprinted on the retina of his eyes. The story would end with a chase around the ocean liner RMS Queen Mary. Walt Disney reputedly barred Hitchcock from shooting at Disneyland after seeing Psycho. Stewart left the project, Lehman argued with Hitchcock, and the script was never shot.[8]
Village of Stars (1962)[edit]
Hitchcock bought the rights to the 1960 novel Village of Stars by David Beaty (written under the pen name Paul Stanton) after The Blind Man project was canceled.[9] The book follows a RAF V bomber crew given an order to drop a nuclear bomb, only to have the order aborted. Unfortunately, the bomb is resisting attempts to defuse it and the plane can only stay in flight for a limited time.[10]
Trap for a Solitary Man (1963)[edit]
Trap for a Solitary Man was scheduled to be directed by Hitchcock in widescreen by Twentieth Century-Fox.[11][12] The story, based on the French play Piege Pour un Homme Seul by M. Robert Thomas, follows a young married couple on holiday in the Alps. The wife disappears, and after a prolonged search the police bring back someone they claim to be her; she even says she is the man's wife, but the man has never seen her before. The play was later adapted three times as TV movies: Honeymoon With a Stranger (ABC, 1969), One Of My Wives Is Missing (ABC, 1976) and Vanishing Act (CBS, 1986).[13] It had previously been broadly adapted (without attribution) as the 1958 Associated British-Pathé feature Chase a Crooked Shadow.[14]
Mary Rose (1964)[edit]
Hitchcock had long desired to turn J. M. Barrie's 1920 play Mary Rose into a film. In 1964, after working together on Marnie, Hitchcock asked Jay Presson Allen to adapt the play into a screenplay. Hitchcock would later tell interviewers that his contract with Universal allowed him to make any film, so long as the budget was under $3 million, and so long as it was not Mary Rose. Whether or not this was actually true, Lew Wasserman was not keen on the project, though Hitchcock never gave up hope of one day filming it.[15]
The Three Hostages (1964)[edit]
In 1964, Hitchcock re-read another Richard Hannay novel by John Buchan, The Three Hostages, with a mind to adapting it. As with Greenmantle a quarter of a century earlier, the rights were elusive. But also the story was dated, very much rooted in the 1930s, and the plot involved a villain whose blind mother hypnotizes the hero. Hitchcock, in interviews, said that he felt that the portrayal of hypnosis did not work on film, and that films that attempted this portrayal, in Hitchcock's opinion, turned out poorly.[16]
Frenzy (a.k.a. Kaleidoscope) (1964–1967)[edit]
Although Hitchcock made a film called Frenzy in 1972, that film's title and some plot points came from an idea Hitchcock had a few years earlier for a prequel to Shadow of a Doubt.[17] Hitchcock approached many writers including Samuel Taylor and Alec Coppel, but in the end engaged an old friend, Benn Levy to flesh out his sketchy idea.
The story would have revolved around a young, handsome bodybuilder (inspired by Neville Heath) who lures young women to their deaths, a version of the character known as 'Merry Widow Murderer' in Shadow of a Doubt. The New York police set a trap for him, with a policewoman posing as a potential victim. The script was based around three crescendos dictated by Hitchcock: the first was a murder by a waterfall; the second murder would take place on a mothballed warship; and the finale, which would take place at an oil refinery with brightly colored drums.
Hitchcock showed his script to his friend François Truffaut. Though Truffaut admired the script, he felt uneasy about its relentless sex and violence. Unlike Psycho, these elements would not be hidden behind the respectable veneer of murder mystery and psychological suspense, and the killer would be the main character, the hero, the eyes of the audience.[18]
Universal vetoed the film, despite Hitchcock's assurances that he would make the film for under $1 million with a cast of unknowns, although David Hemmings, Robert Redford, and Michael Caine had all been suggested as leads. The film – alternatively known as Frenzy or the more "sixties"-esque Kaleidoscope – was not made.
Test footage from this project can be viewed here [2] and is included in the 1999 TV documentaries Dial H For Hitchcock: The Genius Behind the Showman (Encore)[19] and Reputations: Alfred Hitchcock (A&E/BBC2).[20]
R.R.R.R. (1965)[edit]
Hitchcock approached Italian comedy-thriller writers Agenore Incrocci and Furio Scarpelli (Age & Scarpelli), writers of Big Deal on Madonna Street, to write a screenplay around an original idea Hitchcock had carried in his head since the late 1930s. A New York City hotel run by an Italian immigrant and his family who, unknown to him, are using the hotel as cover for crimes, including the theft of a valuable coin from a guest of the hotel. (R.R.R.R. is the highest value of coin.)
The Italian screenwriters struggled with the story, and were not helped by the language barrier. Universal Studios were not keen on the idea and persuaded Hitchcock to move on to something else.[15]
The Short Night (1976–1979)[edit]
Hitchcock's last, unfinished project was The Short Night, an adaptation of the spy thriller of the same name by Ronald Kirkbride. A British double agent (loosely based on George Blake) escapes from prison and flees to Moscow via Finland, where his wife and children are waiting. An American agent – whose brother was one of the traitor's victims – heads to Finland to intercept him but ends up falling for the wife. It was Hitchcock's third attempt – after Torn Curtain and Topaz – to produce a "realistic Bond film". Clint Eastwood, and Sean Connery were possible male leads. Liv Ullman was asked to play the double agent's wife. Catherine Deneuve was also asked to star. Walter Matthau was considered for the villain role. Ed Lauter was also discussed for a role as one of Matthau's prison mates.
The first writer assigned to the picture, James Costigan, quarreled with the director, who asked for him to be paid off. Then Ernest Lehman agreed to work on the script. Lehman felt the story should focus on the American spy, and left out the double agent's jailbreak. Lehman left the film too, and Hitchcock asked old friend Norman Lloyd to help him write a long treatment. Lloyd, like Universal, was concerned that Hitchcock's failing health meant that the movie might not get made. When Hitchcock suggested moving straight on to the screenplay, Lloyd objected saying they were unprepared. Hitchcock reacted angrily, fired Lloyd, and worked on the treatment himself.
After a while, Hitchcock accepted that he needed another writer to work with him, and Universal suggested David Freeman. Freeman helped Hitchcock complete the treatment and wrote the screenplay. He wrote about his experiences in the 1999 book The Last Days of Alfred Hitchcock, which includes his completed screenplay. The circumstances surrounding Hitchcock's retirement were given by producer Hilton A. Green during the documentary Plotting "Family Plot". According to Green, during pre-production for The Short Night Hitchcock met Green to tell him that his poor health would prevent him from making the film that was to be the follow-up to Family Plot. After trying to talk Hitchcock out of his decision, Green agreed to Hitchcock's request to bring the news of his decision to retire to studio head Lew Wasserman, a long-time friend of Hitchcock.[21]
- ^ a b [1] from Ordinary Least Square
- ^ "Documentary tells of abandoned Hitchcock Nazi film". BBC News. Retrieved 18 September 2014.
- ^ Patrick McGilligan, Alfred Hitchcock: A Life in Darkness and Light (2002) via Google Books
- ^ Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho from CNN.com
- ^ No Bail for the Judge from sensesofcinema.com
- ^ No Bail for the Judge from writingwithhitchcock.com
- ^ Patrick McGilligan, Alfred Hitchcock: A Life in Darkness and Light (New York: HarperCollins, 2003), pg. 543, 548-549
- ^ Chris Gore The 50 Greatest Movies Never Made, New York: St. Martin's Press, 1999, p.36-39
- ^ Chris Gore, The 50 Greatest Movies Never Made (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1999), pg. 36
- ^ Paul Stanton (David Beaty) Village of Stars, London: Michael Joseph, 1960
- ^ Donald Spoto, The Dark Side of Genius: The Life of Alfred Hitchcock (Boston: Little, Brown, 1983 ISBN 0-316-80723-0), pg. 445
- ^ Sidney Gottlieb, "Unknown Hitchcock: the Unrealized Projects;" featured in Hitchcock: Past and Future (London: Routledge, 2004 ISBN 0-415-27525-3), pg. 92
- ^ Internet Movie Database
- ^ "Top Ten Law-Related Movies"
- ^ a b François Truffaut, Hitchcock Revisited (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1985)
- ^ François Truffaut Hitchcock Revisited (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1985)
- ^ Frenzy from stevenderosa.com
- ^ The Dark Side of Genius: The Life of Alfred Hitchcock by Donald Spoto (1983, ISBN 0-316-80723-0; 1999 paperback reprint ISBN 0-306-80932-X).
- ^ 1999 Universal TV press release
- ^ "The silent eloquence of the Master of Suspense," The Independent, 6 August 1999
- ^ Plotting "Family Plot" at the Internet Movie Database. Hilton Green tells the story about the circumstances that led to Hitchock's retirement beginning at approximately 44 minutes and 12 seconds into the documentary.


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Cinnamon Rolls
- Cooking Time: 15-20
- Servings: 12
- Preparation Time: 15
- 24 Rhodes™ Texas rolls, thawed and risen
- 1/3 cup butter,melted
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 2 1/2 tablespoon s cinnamon
- Icing
- 8 tablespoons butter
- 1 1/2 cups powdered sugar
- 1/4 cup cream cheese
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
- Press rolls together, and roll into a 10X12 inch rectangle. Brush dough with melted butter. Mix sugar and cinnamon together, and sprinkle evenly over the dough, leaving about an inch on each side. Starting with the sort side, roll the dough jelly roll style. Use a knife to cut into 12 giant rolls. Place rolls on a sprayed baking sheet, and cover with sprayed plastic wrap. Let the rise, until they double in size. Remove the wrap and bake at 350° F for 15-20 minutes. Be sure to ice them while they are still warm.


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Boxing Press: The third edition of the hit new monthly live boxing series Fight Night Club is rapidly approaching, and headliners Abner Mares and Dangerous David Rodela will be in tough in their co-featured bouts when they battle Carlos Fulgencio and Gamalier Rodriguez respectively at L.A. LIVEs Club Nokia in Los Angeles on Thursday, August 27th. Mares vs. Fulgencio will be featured in the main event of the evening in an eight-round junior featherweight bout while Rodela vs. Rodriguez will be the co-featured six-round junior lightweight fight.. Fight Night Club is presented by Golden Boy Promotions and AEG and is sponsored by Quaker State, EA Sports Fight Night Round 4, Vitamin Water and Budweiser. The series will return to Club Nokia on September 24. Televised bouts will air live on VERSUS and will be streamed live on RingTV.com and Yahoo! Boxing beginning at 6:00pm PT/9:00pm ET. Doors open at 5:00pm PT and the first bell rings at 5:30pm PT. Tickets, priced at $65 (Mezzanine VIP), $50 (Lower Mezzanine), $40 (Upper Mezzanine) and $28 (General Admission: Floor standing room), may be purchased by calling Ticketmaster at 1-800-745-3000 online at www.ticketmaster.com or thru any Ticketmaster outlet or the STAPLES Center box office. Group tickets and full series tickets at a discounted rate are also available by calling 1-877-AEG TICKETS (1-877-234-8425). The pride of Montebello, California and a member of the 2004 Mexican Olympic team, Abner Mares (18-0, 11 KOs) is a budding star both in the United States and in Mexico (originally from Guadalajara, Jalisco Mexico). Blessed with a full arsenal of weapons in the ring, the 23-year-old Mares won the NABO bantamweight title with a seventh round stoppage of former World Champion Isidro Chino Garcia of Guerrero, Mexico in September of 2007 and defended the crown twice with wins over Argentinean David Marchiano and Diosdado Gabi of the Philippines. After an impressive victory over 15-1 Jonathan Arias in June of 2008, Mares stopped Jonathan Perez in six rounds this past May. On August 27th, he hopes to continue on his road to the top of the 118-pound division in front of his hometown fans. Standing in his way will be hard-hitting Santo Domingo native Carlos Fulgencio (11-3-1, 7 KOs). A fierce competitor with six knockouts in three rounds or less to his name, Fulgencio is coming off a blistering first round knockout of Nelson Diaz in May. A former United States amateur champion, Oxnards Dangerous David Rodela (13-1-3, 6 KOs) is hitting his stride in the pro ranks with a series of big wins over the last two years, including victories over Jose Luis Mapachito Soto Karass, Julio Gamboa, Ramon Ayala and former World Champion Kevin Flushing Flash Kelley. He continued his win streak in 2009 with a ten-round win over Marlon Rata Aguilar in January, followed by another victory against Juan Garcia on June 11 in the first installment of Fight Night Club. On August 27th, Rodela hopes to continue his winning streak by notching another victory at Club Nokia. In the opposite corner facing Rodela, will be 22-year-old Gamalier Rodriguez (8-1-2, 4 KOs). A native of Bayamon, Puerto Rico, Rodriguez is currently riding a three-fight win streak that includes a second round knockout of Carlos Perez in his most recent bout in December. Fight Night Club, is Golden Boy Promotions and AEGs critically acclaimed new live monthly boxing series, that presents boxing in a night club atmosphere, with a DJ, music, great food and a VIP room, as well as a unique setup where the ring is on Club Nokias stage with standing room for fans in front of the ring, as well as reserved seating in the balcony. After the boxing action ends, fans are invited to stay to hear great music played by LAs hottest DJs, dance and mingle with the fighters as the venue converts back into a night club. JOEY GILBERT VS. IVAN STOVALL HEADLINES IN FALLON , NEVADA ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 29TH Tickets for RURAL RUMBLE/FALLON FIGHTS 2009, presented by Renos Lets Get It On Promotions and the City of Fallon, starting at $15 for adults and $10 for kids 17 and under, are available now through the Fallon Convention Center by calling 866-232-5566 or 775-423-4556. Additional information on Ringside Seating and VIP Tables can be found at www.fallonfights.com Doors on the evening of the event will open at 6pm with the first bell at 7pm. Reno native Gilbert, 17-2-0 (13KOs), is returning to the ring following his showdown with cross-town rival Jesse Brinkley on February 14th at the Reno Events Center . Born in Oklahoma City, now fighting out of Pomona, California , the 30 year old Stovall brings a record of 10-4-0 (7KOs) into the battle with Gilbert. Said Terry Lane of Lets Get It On Promotions, Stovall has been a staple of the very tough Southern California boxing scene since he turned pro four years. Hes faced a lot of very solid fighters and been in some great battles. Hes going to bring the fight right to Gilbert which should make for a very entertaining bout. Joey Gilbert is promoted by Las Vegas based TKO BOXING Promotions. Featured on the undercard at RURAL RUMBLE/FALLON FIGHTS 2009 will be sensational lightweight prospect Bayan THE MONGOLIAN MONGOOSE Jargal and Reno based brothers Derek and Tyler Hinkey. In a special attraction four round lightweight bout, Reno based newcomers Theron DeLorme and Johnny Mancilla will look to settle their cross-town rivalry. Also on the undercard, MMA legend Ken Shamrock will present two mixed martial arts bouts featuring Reno s Devin Conkling with a record of 6-2 and pro debuting Zeth Martin from Fallon , Nevada . Martin is in active military duty in the Navy. Reno, Nevada based "Let's Get It On" Promotions was founded in 2000 by legendary boxing referee Mills Lane . In early 2005 he was joined by sons Terry and Tommy in the operations of the company. Along with super middleweight contender Jesse Brinkley, "Let's Get It On" Promotions also promotes lightweight contender Rustam Nugaev, sensational lightweight prospect Bayan Jargal and highly regarded brothers Tyler and Derek Hinkey. They have consistently promoted world class boxing events on a national basis. Further information on "Let's Get It On" Promotions can be viewed at www.letsgetitonboxing.com Clark Returns Friday! Former WBC#1 lightweight contender Michael "Cold Blood" Clark (38-5-1 18kos) will appear in the co-feature at the Waterfront Place Hotel in Morgantown, West Virginia on Friday August 21st . Undefeated in his last 4 bouts, Clark, the former Contender II Series star, looks to climb back into contention versus an opponent still to be determined. Clark states, "I want to earn another world title shot. I feel very sharp going into my third fight in less than 4 months." The six bout card is being presented by Simons' Promotions. The main event will showcase local light heavy Tommy Karpency (17-1-1 11kos) defending his WBA Fedecentro Light Heavyweight Title over ten rounds against undefeated challenger Chuck "The Professor" Mussachio (13-0-2 5kos). Middleweight prospect Jimmy Lubash (13-2 6kos) and local heavy Jason Pettaway (3-0 2kos) also look to stay busy in separate bouts. Tickets can be obtained by calling Simons' Promotions at (304) 290-0291.
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Wounded and on the run, Cade Gentry stumbles into a kind man who's on his way to become the new pastor of Angel's End. But not long after Timothy Key takes him in, Cade's enemies catch up with him, and the young pastor is killed in the crossfire. Cade survives, stealing Timothy's identity to escape, and arrives in Angel's End on the brink of death.
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This is a discussion on 06 sti vs. 07 speed3 within the Comparison: WRX vs World forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; I'm lost....
I'm lost.
Whoever appeals to the law against his fellow man is either a fool or a coward. Whoever cannot take care of himself without that law is both. For a wounded man shall say to his assailant,"If I live, I will kill you. If i die, you are forgiven. " such is the rule of Honor.
having test driven both WRX's (still looking) and MS3's, the MS3 reminded me of my moms maxima jsut because of the mass amount of torque steer, if your not paying attention you could easily end up in the other lane or the ditch before you know it. But the MS3 is a very nice car, would much rather have the MS6 with the awd though.
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Whoever appeals to the law against his fellow man is either a fool or a coward. Whoever cannot take care of himself without that law is both. For a wounded man shall say to his assailant,"If I live, I will kill you. If i die, you are forgiven. " such is the rule of Honor.
The MS3 from a roll is no joke..... My buddy has one with intake, catless down pipe and test pipe and took out a full stage 2 STI from a 60mph roll muliple times....
There's a couple guys with MS3 with Intake, turbo back, fuel pump and bosst controller set to 17/18 lbs(NOT tunned) trapping at 112/113mph!!!
2006 World Rally Blue WRX Limited, VF39 (STI Turbo) 334HP/340TQ
From a 100mph roll.... stupid race for a rally car to be a part of...
anyway, it snowed a sh1t ton again yesturday down here in toronto.... and everytime i see snow, rain, dirt, i just cant imagine driving anything else then my wrx.
That being said, me keeping up with any car on the highway is satisfying. I will always know in the back of my head, from a stop subaru owns, in dirt, rain, snow, gravel subaru owns.... enough said
everytime a suby is slower then something, its either "oh yeah? come to the twisties!!!" or "oh yeah, i'll beat you from a stop in heavy rain while going uphill on a dirty road."
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0-60 faster then your first sexual experience.
"You've come far, and though you're far from the end
You don't mind where you are, cause you know where you've been"
I was just reading a bunch of older posts, some on the topic of srt-4's and how they are teh fast etc... so i just felt like writing why i love my subaru... i really dont care if i lose to another car.
Truth is "you can't beat them all". I dont care what car you drive, same thing applies to us all.
ms3 is quite capable
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Remote Area Medical - RAM Airborne
Remote Area Medical, RAM, has been providing humanitarian aid to people worldwide since 1985, with the airborne division currently on the rise and seeking skydivers. Founded by Stan Brock, from the show Wild Kingdom, RAM and its volunteers are Pioneers of No-Cost Health Care with well over 400 missions in the US and abroad.The first RAM Airborne mission was to Tennessee in 2005, proving that skydivers and cargo can be dropped into an unknown area, on top of a hill in the Appalachian Mountains. The next RAM Airborne mission is to Guyana in South America, to clear trees from existing grass runways; making them accessible once more by airplanes. From March 26 to April 9, RAMs mission to Guyana will provide air-ambulance access to the people living in the nearby villages. This is a non-medical mission, but medical support is needed, in the event of an injury or medical emergency during the mission.
An additional trail team is being recruited, not requiring skydiving skills, to re-clear a trail in the Amazon forest, connecting two villages to another airstrip which was repaired by a RAM team in 2004.
This will be a physically demanding mission, to clear large trees and thick undergrowth, while living in a tent or hammock. Hiking through the Amazon forest is no walk through the park either, with machetes in hand and packs on your back; these are a few things to keep in mind, and a few things to savor, for those who want to come for the adventure.
Skills Being Sought:
Skydivers must have a B-license or better, with an average of 100 jumps as a minimum; good canopy control and a canopy wing loading of 1.3 or less are expected, because theres no room for error, and no hospitals to go to if you biff your landing. As you may have guessed, no hook turns allowed. You bring in your own gear for camping, and you pay for your own airfare to and from Georgetown, Guyana but it is tax-deductible, since it is for a humanitarian effort. It is the most direct way to give, by providing your skills directly where it is needed!RAM is also seeking people with medical skills, to handle any potential injuries that may happen, one per team at a minimum more if possible plus some basic medical supplies. The rest of the team is not required to be medically trained but everyone must be physically prepared this is not your typical working-holiday trip overseas it is hard work and it is worth it.
Videographers are also being sought, to help document this first-time-ever event. Proof of skills will be necessary, to ensure ones safety, and others as well; video cameras may also be provided, as details are confirmed. Videographers would be the first to land, then film the others as they land; the case-of-beer policy will be waived, mainly because there are no stores to go get any and no refrigeration either.
If you or someone you know is interested here are some things to begin doing:
- Work on hop and pop exits and accurate landings
- Gear up your camping supplies for a two-week camping trip
- Get in shape its a load of work and physically exhausting
- Join RAM as a volunteer send an e-mail to karen @ karenhawes.com for further details, or go to http://www.karenhawes.com/ram/RAM-Mission-FAQ.htm
RAM Camp
If you want to work on the skills necessary for this type of skydiving mission, there will be a RAM Camp training program offered in mid-March at Skydive Arizona, prior to the Guyana mission from March 16 - 19, to hone or develop your skills in:- Spotting, exiting and landing in unfamiliar areas
- Cargo-bail preparations and air drops
- Basic field-medical skills, stitching open-wounds, making traction splints
- Basic camping and navigation skills
- Other survival tips and tricks to know, plus pitfalls to avoid
This course will be taught by three RAM volunteers, with years of experience in the areas of skills being taught:
- Rene Steinhauer Medical Aid in Remote Areas
- Bryan Burke Cargo/Spotting/Airdrops and Navigation
- Karen Hawes Travel Tips (for men and women) and Gadgets in the Wild
RAM Camp Instructors
All three trainers will cover their own areas of expertise, and survival skills training, based on actual in-field experience; with personal experiences ranging from domestic and international relief efforts, everyone has something to learn in this course.Heres a brief background of each instructor:
Rene Steinhauer RN, CFRN, EMT-P Rene is a currently working as a flight nurse in Antarctica till February 2006. He has worked on humanitarian projects around the world and has also worked as a combat medic on the front lines in Iraq. He has trained civilian and military personnel in remote and combat medicine for years. He is also one of the founding members of RAM Airborne.
Bryan Burke Safety and Training Advisor at Skydive Arizona, with two decades in the sport and 3,200 jumps. Although he is known in the sport as the organizer of numerous boogies and competitions, he also has considerable experience with parachute testing, skydiving for the entertainment industry, and other applications that require precise airborne delivery. Most of his off-DZ time is spent kayaking, backpacking, or rafting in remote wilderness areas.
Karen Hawes A Systems Engineer at Lockheed Martin, with 500 jumps on 6 continents in 12 countries and at over 100 dropzones, she has been a RAM volunteer since 2004. She is the current RAM Airborne recruiter, with three missions to: Guyana (airstrip repair), Sumatra (tsunami relief), and Tennessee (first RAM airdrop mission). A fourth RAM mission to New Orleans is scheduled, for the second week in February 2006. She is also working on configuring solar power sources for hand-held electronic devices, to be used on remote-area missions.
For More Information and to Sign-Up
For more information on the mission in March and the RAM Camp, go to:http://www.karenhawes.com/ram/RAM-Mission-FAQ.htm
Come One, Come All!
If someone you know is interested, but not a skydiver, then now is the time to begin training and cap it off with one of the RAM Camps, to be ready for future missions. If you already have the skydiving skills, you can take advantage of this unique opportunity to add Humanitarian to your list of skills and world experiences.Find out more about RAM at www.ramusa.org and join the adventure!
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Once again the excellent match photos of Matt Visinsky. This time the Seattle Sounders visit to FC Dallas.
Once again the excellent match photos of Matt Visinsky. This time the Seattle Sounders visit to FC Dallas.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Pedro Morales scored on a penalty kick in the 53rd minute to help the Vancouver Whitecaps tie FC Dallas 2-2 Sunday. The draw moved Vancouver (6-4-10) back into the playoff picture in the West. The Whitecaps … Continue reading
By Steve Hunt Special Contributor FRISCO — Go ahead and call Andres Escobar an opportunist. It's a label the FC Dallas flank midfielder is absolutely fine with. Escobar, 23, scored his second career goal in the 29th minute Saturday against … Continue reading
FC Dallas snapped their winless streak with the victory over Colorado. Matt Visinsky has once again provided us with his excellent match photos. Enjoy.
Even though the Dallas Sidekicks are out of the playoffs, the fight for the Ron Newman Cup continues in the Professional Arena Soccer League. Two divisional final matches and an Eastern Division semi-final took place last night, and thus 3 … Continue reading
All week in this space we have spoken of how intense the Dallas Sidekicks rivalry has been with teams from Monterrey. Saturday night lived up to the great battles of the past: large passionate crowd, physical play, questionable officiating, and … Continue reading
The Dallas Sidekicks had yet another PASL-era record setting day on Sunday, as they defeated the Harrisburg Heat 13-3 in front of 4,207 at the Allen Event Center. Dallas not only set an all-time Sidekicks record for best winning percentage … Continue reading
Dejan "Milo" Milosevic did not win the Presidency, but he did earn his place in Dallas Sidekicks history. Wichita goalkeeper Jason Dewey was not as fortunate as the Sidekicks shut out the Wichita B-52s 6-0 at Hartman Arena in Park … Continue reading
"Who are these guys?" Dallas Sidekicks television play-by-play announcer Norm Hitzges asked that question during the 2nd quarter of the Sidekicks 6-3 win over the Wichita B-52s Thursday night. The expansion team from Wichita showed a great deal more … Continue reading
When the Professional Arena Soccer League schedule was released, the first back-to-back road games of the season would prove to be the first big test of the Dallas Sidekicks' new training and conditioning regimen: could they play two quality matches … Continue reading
Once again Matt Visinsky's excellent match photos.
Here are the match highlights of the FC Dallas at Real Salt Lake. Scoring Summary: RSL – Alvaro Saborio (unassisted) 60 DAL – Kenny Cooper (Je-Vaughn Watson) 72 FC Dallas – Chris Seitz, Kellyn Acosta, George John, Jair Benitez, Stephen … Continue reading
Here once again are the excellent match photos of the latest FC Dallas match by Matt Visinsky.
Here are the highlights for the FC Dallas game at New York Red Bulls this weekend. You know its gonna be a long night for the broadcast team when the host calls the opposition Dallas FC two seconds into the … Continue reading
Schellas Hyndman, FC Dallas head coach On the game overall: I thought that we did enough defensively to keep them from scoring. We had maybe three quality chances in the first half. One was turned into a second chance when … Continue reading


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Requirements for minor in European Studies
(For students matriculating during or after Summer 2012)
The minor requires 15 credit hours of core coursework in the College of Arts & Sciences, including two foundation courses, a distribution of area studies coursework (A&H and S&H) with an identified regional focus, completion of an approved capstone course, and six semesters or equivalent of an approved European language. Students must take a minimum of 9 credit hours of upper-level (300/400) coursework and maintain a GPA of at least 2.000 in fulfillment of all courses taken toward minor requirements.
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- Two Foundation Courses (6 credits): Two required foundation courses selected from a set of four options in Political Science, Geography, and History. The foundation courses were selected due to the breadth of treatment of the region and are regularly offered.
- WEUR W301/POLS Y335 West European Politics
- WEUR W405/POLS Y350 Politics of the European Union
- WEUR W405/ GEOG G428 Geography of Europe
- WEURW405/ HIST B303 Issues in Modern European History
- Regional Focus (6 credits): Two courses with a regional focus on the same subregion of Europe. One must be an approved S&H course and the other must be an approved A&H course. The regional focus should be consistent with the language chosen to meet the language requirement. There is a wide range of W405 and W406 courses each semester for students to choose from to develop their regional focus.
- Capstone course (3 credits): Required capstone course, WEUR-W 475. The capstone course will be offered each year and required for all European Studies minors.
- Language Requirement: Six semesters or equivalent in an approved European language. Language training courses do not count toward the 15 credit hour requirements for the minor.
To declare a minor in European Studies or European Union Studies, please call (812) 855-4538 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to set up an appointment with our academic advisor.
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